This Edition:Celebrate the beauty and wilderness of PBC’s 31,000-acre natural areas system at this year’s Natural Areas Festival. Looking for the paw-fect valentine? Celebrate the month of Love with $14 adoption fees at PBC Animal Care & Control. Are you ready to take your career to the next level? The next Let's Talk Job Fair will be held March 2. For all of this and more, visit PBCGOV.com.
Pratt Whitney Road from Corporate Road N. to Indiantown Road will be closed starting Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024 with 24-hour closure until the road is restored.
The PBC Planning, Zoning and Building Department was well represented at a recent event, providing local high school students an avenue to explore career opportunities upon graduation.
The PBC Medical Examiner’s Office has been working with the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office and Othram Inc. to use forensic genetic genealogy technology to identify unidentified human remains in our care.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection selected PBC to receive a $1.086 million grant from the FDEP Resilient Florida Program to assist six PBC municipalities with flood and sea-level rise vulnerability assessments.
Over 100 PBC residents, community leaders and non-profit partners gathered at the Central County Housing Resource Center at 3660 Coconut Road in Palm Springs to celebrate the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
United Way of Palm Beach County's Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, in partnership with the Internal Revenue Service, seeks 200 volunteers to help provide free tax services.
The PBC Public Safety Department’s Animal Care and Control Division is excited to introduce a series of fostering programs designed to empower the community to make a lifesaving impact on animals in need.
Approximately 150 youngsters from western PBC will participate in the 27th Annual A4AFL-PBC West Festival “Art Under the Sea," on Feb. 15 at the Dolly Hand Cultural Arts Center at Palm Beach State College Glades Campus in Belle Glade.
Friends of the Mounts Botanical Garden will welcome nationally acclaimed landscape designer Pamela Crawford on Saturday, March 2, from 10:30 a.m. to noon.
Friends of the Mounts Botanical Garden will host its ever-popular Winter Plant-A-Palooza, plus a variety of fun and informative workshops, classes, and special events throughout February, including several inspired by the current exhibition Origami In The Garden.
Friends of the Mounts Botanical Garden is proud to announce the grand opening of its next major exhibition in PBC's oldest and largest botanical garden, a beautiful 20-acre oasis.
